09.11.2026 18:50
Amedspor President Nahit Eren stated that Galatasaray's post about Barış Alper Yılmaz was misunderstood, saying that talks were held between the two clubs and that the Galatasaray management announced there was no hidden message in the post. After the post that caused controversy, Galatasaray made a statement and deleted the post.
Nahit Eren, President of Super League team Amedspor, made striking statements to HT Spor and announced that after Galatasaray's post-match post, he spoke on the phone with the yellow-and-red executives.
''WE TALKED WITH GALATASARAY''
Referring to Galatasaray's social media post after the match, Nahit Eren said, "We spoke with the Galatasaray Sports Club management. In the meeting, it was stated that the post in question did not carry any meaning or reference in the way it was discussed in public, and that it could not even be a matter of Galatasaray Club making a post with such an intention."
"I CONVEYED IT TO GALATASARAY"
Continuing his words, Amedspor President Nahit Eren said, "They expressed their discomfort with the issue being understood and discussed in this way, and especially emphasized that there should be no doubt about their club's intention. I told them that the contact they established to clarify their intentions was meaningful and valuable. I conveyed that we found valuable the explanations made by Galatasaray Sports Club regarding the purpose and intention of the post in question by directly contacting us, and that we take their statements on this matter as a basis."
WHAT HAD HAPPENED?
After the Amedspor match, Galatasaray made a post for a jersey specially designed for Barış Alper Yılmaz, and this post caused discussions on social media. Galatasaray later deleted the post and made a statement: "We follow with sadness the different interpretations of the gold-colored tissue paper visual used in the promotional video of the jersey specially prepared for our football player Barış Alper Yılmaz. The visual in question is only a part of the product's special packaging design and carries no meaning or message beyond that."